Opera is an acquired taste. Whether its the antiquated language choices (ok so some would call them classic), the sometimes rather screamy singing, the often rather rotund, jowly performers or the viciously expensive seat prices, …

What would you list as the most festive activities to get involved in in London in the run up to Christmas? If I had to provide a list I would say carol singing at one …

Exhibitions can be really boring, particularly photography exhibitions. One man’s artistic expression of the loneliness of life and the hopelessness of time can be another man’s ‘tin can with an orange.’ It’s so easy to …

The Nordic Bakery in Soho is somewhere I have walked past many a time, mid-shopping trip or post dinner or night out, but had never actually ventured into – until last Sunday.

Marion Foale and Sally Tuffin are two names that might not ring a bell if you’re under the age of 50 and have nothing but a passing, high street interest in London fashion. Nevertheless they …

There are many things I love about America. There are many things I hate too, many things that disturb and appall me and many things that make me fearful for this country as we seem …

Warehouse parties have changed a hell of a lot in recent times. If you’re invited to one now you’re just as likely to find yourself dancing along side a permanent bar, some serious security and …

It was with some considerable pleasure this week that I discovered the lost art of the ‘amuse bouche’, the mini starter before a starter that literally is intended to provide amusement for your mouth. I …